Armstrong High School - Tiger Yearbook (Armstrong, IA)

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1 I 1 Sports ChU01'1emle1'x: Sharon Opsal, Marie Sandt, Mary Rasmussen, Mary Kay Krumrn Cmascotj. Twirlcrs: Marlys Wilson, Diane Grabinowski, Delores Richmond, Karen Twedt, Karen Questad, Marilyn Porter, Karen Theesfield. LETTER WINNERS Bufk Row: Duane Lytle, Donald Looft, Roger Larsen, Arnold Gaarde, Merlyn Askeland, Bob Mitchell, Jack Schultz. Frou! Row: Janet Heathman, Janice Thorson, Carla Miller, Bonita Redhead.

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Speech and Dramatics High Window' by Vern Powers Emily Wintlirop- Kathleen Questad Stephen Craig- Merlyn Askeland Judith Wfare-Loraine Plath Walter Hodge- George I-Iypes Linda Norton- Diane Schumacher Gray Bread by Iemz Laflarzm Motke-Marilyn Burt Riga-Mary Ella Peterson Solde-Eyvona Jensen Yolande-Rhea Horswell Cloudburst by 1. Clark Weaver Mrs. Harris-Judy Kingston Ed Harris-Jackie Schultz Joe Harris-Bob Schwartz George Gilman-Jerry Laffey , Mrs. Tabor-Marilyn Porter Millie Tabor-Jane Cheever For the first time in many years, Armstrong high school participated in the state series of speech contests, with entrants in the one-act play, dramatic declamation, and interpretative reading divisions. At the preliminary home contest the senior play High Window was selected to enter the state series. It advanced to the pre-district contest at Ruthven where it re- ceived a division II rating. Gray Breadn, the Junior play, received an Excellent rating at the Drake Play Festival in Des Moines. In individual competition, Loraine Plath was awarded a division II rating in Inter- pretative Reading in the sub-district contest. In dramatic declamation, Mary Rasmussen advanced to the district contest where she received a division II rating.

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Baseball Buclz Ro-ws Mr. DeKostcr Qcoachj, Duane Lytle, Merlyn Askeland, Donald Looft, Jean O,Neill, Arnold Gaarde, jr., Arlo Jones, John Fothergill. Middle Row: Arden Sabin, Stanley Horswcll, George Hypes, Jr., jack Schultz, Roger Larson, Bernard Verbrugge, Robert Mitchell, Robert Schwartz. Front Row: Bill Champney, Dick Krumm, Jr., Clifford Larson, Earl Johnson, Eddie Helgason. The baseball team's toughest opponent last fall to round into shape and cop the sectional tourna- was the Weather man . He was quite uncoopera- ment title. This included victories over Grant tive and limited the number of games. 12-0, Ringsted 7-3, and Dolliver 5-4 in the last inning. They were beaten in the district tourna- However, the team did get in enough practice ment by Kanawaha. Season Sectional Tournament District Tournament WE' They We They VW Tlaey 3 .,,, ,,,,, F enton ,,,, 9 12 ,,,. Grant , ,,,,. ..,. 0 0 .. Kanawha 12 4 ,,,,,,,,.. Swea City 1 7 ,,,, ,,.. R ingsted 3 13 .,,, .,,,, F enton ...,, S 5 ,,,, Dolliver ,,.. 4 Spring 1952 Being more co-operative this spring is the weatherman. The team has played and won three games. Sectional tournaments start early in May. Season We They 5 -- .... Dolliver .... 4 S W ,,,,,i Gruver 2 5 --- ..,,,. Fenton ,,.... ---- 4 -271